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ADT+ expands intelligent home features with Unusual Activity Alerts

Sydney Freeman

Partner

Oct 12, 2026 6:15 PMPublished Oct 12, 2026 6:15 PM

ADT+ customers can now access Unusual Activity Alerts, a feature that analyzes activity patterns from connected devices and sensors and notifies homeowners when unusual activity is detected.

ADT+ customers now have access to Unusual Activity Alerts, a new feature that learns patterns across connected devices and sensors, detects meaningful changes in those patterns, and alerts customers when something appears out of the ordinary.

The feature is designed to help customers identify changes in activity patterns detected through connected devices and sensors.

Some highlights:

Unusual Activity Alerts are available at no cost for ADT+ customers with a V5 (or newer) Base paired with door/window sensors, a smart lock, a garage door controller or Z-Wave smart lights that integrate with ADT+.
Designed with privacy in mind, no video, audio or camera clips are used to learn patterns. Alerts are based solely on data from the connected devices and sensors.
When activity falls outside established patterns, such as a door remaining open longer than usual, the ADT+ app sends an alert so homeowners can determine whether action is needed.
The feature is available for both professionally installed and ADT Blu DIY systems.

How it works:

ADT+ analyzes activity data from compatible door/window sensors, lock or garage sensors, and Z-Wave lights or switches paired with a V5 Base to establish baseline activity patterns.
ADT+ users will receive an Unusual Activity Alert via their phone. Clicking the alert takes them to an activity view where the homeowner can see which event prompted the notification.
The user can then select the thumbs up or thumbs down to indicate if the alert was helpful. This feedback is used to refine future alerts.
A home’s activity patterns consider factors such as day of the week, time of the day and seasonality.
The system requires at least 14 days of activity in order to understand a home’s patterns. Activity older than 60 days is not considered.
Customers can opt out of Unusual Activity Alerts by going to their Notifications menu on the ADT+ app. Under the Alerts menu, they can toggle off the Unusual Activity Alert.

ADT+ expands intelligent home features with Unusual Activity Alerts

ADT+ customers can now access Unusual Activity Alerts, a feature that analyzes activity patterns from connected devices and sensors and notifies homeowners when unusual activity is detected.

Some highlights:

How it works:

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